Bandiscoot

the sux ... i swear i swerve to avoid people hitting me everyday. Gets a little frustrating. What really gets me is when they give you a look or even a finger as if YOU should watch out for them!

I usually make an extra effort to pull up next to them and attempt a conversation about what they feel would have been more fair ... only a couple have actually stopped to talk. The outcome between the 2 were completely different from each other.

I'm seriously thinking about installing a DVR in my car so i can record this stuff and play it back for them ... or the cops!

cosmo rockit

I hear ya' man! Now picture yourself on a motorcycle. I wonder how in heck I have survived from age 16 on 2 wheels many times.

There are truly intellectually challeneged folks out there and they are too busy to waste time actually driving their vehicles. But those curbside chats are priceless.

Bandiscoot

i agree. They are WAAAY too concerned about other silly things. Folks don't realize they are piloting a powerful device that typically weighs more than 3000lbs. Slight changes in direction are truly catostrophic in most cases. So ... put down the cell phone, pda, and any other distraction while in the midst of heavy traffic or areas with multiple intersections.


I'm usually more than average on my observations (people always think i'm a little paranoid in the car sometimes with how often i check my mirrors ) and even i've 'blinked' and realized a condition has COMPLETELY changed!


Just the shear size of the supporting industries like insurance, medical, and legal should be evidence of the issues.


Oh well ... just giving the masses one test for so many different vehicles and conditions is the start of the problem IMO. "Driver Improvement School" ... my ass